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*In demos for the upcoming game [[Phantom Hourglass]], Link is seen with a companion fairy which he did not have in [[Wind Waker]]. | *In demos for the upcoming game [[Phantom Hourglass]], Link is seen with a companion fairy which he did not have in [[Wind Waker]]. | ||
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Revision as of 14:23, 29 January 2007
Small Fairies
Fairies are very small and can fly. In some Zelda games they take the form of small orbs of light; in other games they take the form of tiny humans. They possess a great deal of healing power. Some fairies are assigned to Kokiri as their partners by the Great Deku Tree, while others stay in Fairy Fountains and wait for weary travelers. In most Zelda games small fairies can be captured in a small bottle for later use. If you fall in battle while carrying a bottled fairy it will come out to aid you.
Companions
- In Ocarina of Time, Link is assisted by Navi, who helps keep him on track by reminding him where to go. She also helps him target objects and enemies, and can provide information about enemies.
- In Majora's Mask, Navi is replaced by Tatl, a new fairy who serves the same purpose as his previous fairy.
- In the Wii version of Twilight Princess, Link has a fairy companion, but it has absolutely no part in the story whatsoever and is there for the sole purpose of following the wii remotes movements.
- In demos for the upcoming game Phantom Hourglass, Link is seen with a companion fairy which he did not have in Wind Waker.